Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Meet Byte!
Byte entered Riverside County Animal Services as a stray, and when he wasn't claimed during the required hold period, we scooped him up on January 6th to become a Frosted Face. Is there a better way for a shelter dog to start the new year than with a safe exit and the promise of a forever home?
Byte is estimated to be 15 years old, and he weighs 8 lbs. A few days after Byte arrived at FFF, he was chosen by a Foster family to live in their home until he is adopted. We are so glad Byte is getting lots of love and pampering in the comfort of a home.
Byte's Foster Mom shared this great update:
"Byte is a gentle senior gentleman who's found his perfect pace in life! As a 15-year-old pup, he's more interested in relaxation than rigorous exercise. Short, gentle walks are okay, but he's not a fan of long or strenuous activities.
Byte's ideal day involves lounging on his favorite bed near his person, sleeping, and enjoying quiet moments. His routine is predictable and comforting: wake up, potty, eat, seek out pets and affection, and then back to bed. He's a low-maintenance companion who thrives on consistency and gentle care.
Byte is a grumpy old pup who can be sweet and gentle once he forms a strong bond with his chosen people. He's selective about who he trusts, but once you've earned his affection, he's loyal. Due to his past experiences, he takes time to warm up to new people and may be cautious about being picked up. However, he's made significant progress with my son and me, and we've earned the privilege of picking him up.
Byte's greatest strength is his clear communication - he'll warn you if he's feeling uncomfortable or unsafe. As long as his boundaries are respected, he's a happy and peaceful companion. He's done well with our family, including our energetic toddler, as long as we're mindful of his needs. Byte would thrive in a calm and loving home where he can feel safe and receive affection on his own terms. He's looking for a family that will prioritize his emotional well-being and provide a peaceful environment.
Ideal Home:
* Patient, experienced dog person who finds joy in small wins.
* No kids, no chaos, and no expectations of belly rubs on day one.
* A quiet place where he can grumble in peace and sleep like the grumpy king he is.
At home, Byte lives with our cat, and aside from sneaking in to snack on her food, he treats her with gentle respect.
Byte may never be a cuddle bug, but we’ve seen glimpses of sweetness when he lets his guard down. If you’re the kind of person who cheers when a cactus blooms, Byte might just be your soulmate!"
Please email placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org to meet this special boy and give him the loving forever home he so deserves!
